Fishing

Montana hit 115 degrees this summer, and the rivers are feeling it — Fish Wildlife and Parks has had to step in to protect what's swimming beneath the surface.

Summer in Montana brings adventure, but it also leads to a surge in accidents. Let’s talk about how you can help make a difference this season.

After a much-needed downpour, many in Montana are still feeling the pinch of water shortages. There's more to this story than just a little rain.

Imagine fishing in Montana and getting rewarded for it. This initiative might just put some cash in your pocket while helping the environment too.

Picture a serene pond, kids laughing, and the thrill of a fish tugging at the line—there’s a local event coming up that captures all that joy.

In the world of hunting, there are rules for a reason. Two men just learned the hard way what happens when those rules are broken.

Montana families can fish for free on two special days, making summer outings easier and more memorable.

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks is looking for information on who illegally introduced a species of pike into a fishing spot north of Kalispell.

Imagine snagging your fishing or hunting license in a snap—all from your favorite local store. That's the future coming to Montana in 2026.

Picture this—a chilly morning, a frozen lake, and the thrill of fishing. However, this season's ice isn't what it used to be.